Hi, does it finely grate coconut?
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I don't know about Coconut. But Yucca clogs it up. Returned for replacement. And it did the same. Was given a full money refund.
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Yes. Grates just as fine as the "hand held grater". A word of advice, "remove grater from shaft after grating coconut". The coconut residue left between the cutting blade and the shaft, will harden, this will cause cutting blade removal, very, very difficult. Put a thin film of vegetable oil around the shaft before sliding the cutting blade on. It will be a lot easier to remove cutting blade. This works for me.
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i've only grated yucca (cassava root) with this machine and it does a fine job. i would suppose you can grate coconu as well. the machine is very easy to use and taking i apart for cleaning is also an easy task.
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No, just a wonderful satisfying flavor. It does not have what you'd expect as a "coconut" flavor. I stir fry with it, bake with it, many things....no coconut-y taste.
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It is just to get the meat out. If the coconut is old enough that the meat stays together then yes, it will work, if it is so young that the meat is too soft then you might as well use a spoon. If the meat is at least a quarter inch thick then yes it should work well.
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Both my boyfriend and I use it as a coffee creamer. It does have a coconut flavor, but we really like it. I also use it in my Chai teas and I love the flavor. I use almond milk or oat milk for my baking...
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It does work but only sometimes you are afraid whether you are holding the coconut shell right or the scraper touches your hand. To answer the question it does work.
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No. It smells like coconut when you are frying, however, it does not taste strong. It does taste different on an egg than butter or bacon grease would - so, I just started using half and half and then finally my taste accepted the change. Try it for popcorn. It is the absolute best oil to use for that. I love to take slices of sweet potato(already baked) and fry them in coconut oil until they brown a bit - my grandchildren love it.
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Yes, and nicely. I have used it to grind about 50lbs of wheat berries and 25lbs of brown rice, but its main job in our house is to produce a 1gal of juice each week. Hope this has helped. Matthew
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I haven't used it myself yet, but my husband used it for cooking chicken breasts for dinner tonight. He "cut" it with regular flour. He said it had a higher heat tolerance and didn't tend to burn like all plain flour might. I could not taste any coconut flavor at all. I am thinking this might be gluten free as well, but I am not an expert in GF standards. I really liked it, and so did my husband, who is the main cook/chef in the family.
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The blade isn't "sharp". It's molded to be thinner in certain spots to get in between the coconut and shell easier. So I don't think it would ever become less effective. Also it was much sturdier than I had expected it would be. The blade doesn't bend like if you have used a butter knife in the past. I was very impressed and my 15 year old has even started taking my coconuts and eating them after using the tool on them! He used to wait for me to get all the meat out, because with a butter knife it is a long process.
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It is 100% pure coconut so, yes, it does taste like coconut but that is is good thing. It is delicious in coffee and also in chai flavored tea. It also subs for cream in egg dishes like quiche.
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It is not like shredded coconut that you would use on a cake. It is finer but not as fine as powdered sugar.
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I would say yes because I soaked it in filtered water, then put it in the blender. Then I squeezed the coconut milk out of it to drink. What was left looked like flour.
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Yes it can, however, coconut absorbs a lot of moisture so you may need to add more liquid. I would start off using a small amount of coconut ( perhaps a table spoon at a time) to see how you like it.
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No it does not have a coconut taste at all, does have brown sugar smell thought
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I doubt it. It is still sugar though from a coconut, but I don't have the answer.
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No, the coconut is too heavy for this tool. It does not have a blade to assist in cutting the attachment stem.This tool is excellent for picking apples, oranges, avocados, limes and lemons. We found picking papayas challenging but possible.
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I haven't used it for carrots as yet...only coconuts but it grates them really really fine...so carrots will be a breeze......there are only two attachments though...I recommend that immediately after every use u take the attachment of and clean it...otherwise than that it is an excellent product